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Move On and Let Go
"Resentment is like drinking poison and then hoping it will kill your enemies." – Nelson Mandela
You've been wronged before, most likely many times, and now you spend a great deal of time and energy replaying and reliving what happened to you. You find yourself irrationally angry at people for small reasons, or at least reasons that shouldn't invoke that much anger. But you suppress it, and try to forgive and forget. Sometimes you're angry for bigger reasons. Still, you pretend everything is alright and that the anger and hurt you're experiencing will go away if you put it aside long enough. But that's not how resentment works.
Mark Sichel, a psychotherapist, says resentment is when we re-experience and relive feelings and events that angered us, which leads to emotional, physiological and spiritual destruction. He adds, "The inability to overcome resentment probably constitutes the single most devastating impediment to repairing a disintegrating intimate connection, family rift, or severed friendship." This is due to the nature of resentments.
When you have a conflict with someone, the conflict can be resolved, and anyone involved can move on afterward. But resentments are "probably ignited by a long history of neglect, exasperation, and frustration." This includes problems you haven't dealt with properly, bad memories you haven't let go of, and even situations where you thought you already forgave the person.
"Resentments embody a basic choice to refuse to forgive," says Sichel. A more in depth explanation:
"We do so because we believe the illusion that by belaboring our resentment, we will somehow achieve the justice we believe we are due. We cling to a futile need to be "right," which overrides the capacity to heal and be at peace with ourselves. We hang on to perceived offences because we don't know any other way of coming to grips with painful feelings of hurt, rejection, and abandonment."
Interestingly enough, recognizing resentment can be triggered by small things, such as someone forgetting your birthday, or your co-worker ditching you for your lunch date. When this small thing happens (or perhaps continually happens), you find yourself very angry, so much so that you may not understand why. Sichel explains, "The strong reaction of resentment almost never appears to be warranted by what sets it off. It's always the product of a long history of backed-up unhappiness." Also, the anger you feel toward someone who has "wronged" you recently, most likely isn't even about that person, but instead it's about someone who's hurt you in the past.
To understand resentment, Tori Rodriguez, writer for Woman's Day, says, "First, recognize that the closer the connection you have with someone, the higher your sensitivity level and expectations are." Thus, your anger and hurt will be greater towards those you are closest to. Next, it's crucial to understand that the resentment hurts you more than the other person. You may think they need to apologize, or they need to face justice, but really it's you who's unhappy and angry. So the problem is with you and not the other person.
In Jessica Ruane's article, "How to Really Let Go of a Resentment," she says when you have a resentment, you shouldn't, "ignore them, fight through them, lock them in a closet, pretend you don't feel them, [or] try and forget them." You should, "Face them, feel them, deal with them, [and] heal from them." It's easy to push painful feelings aside thinking they will go away. But the longer you do that, the more time the pain has to invade more aspects of your life to the point where you're not even aware of how it affects you. It's difficult to allow yourself to face and feel the anger and/or pain, but there is a process that can help you.
Sichel provides ten steps that can be found in the first link below, but here are a few highlights:
"Approach resentment as the addictive state of mind it is."
"Realize that you are using resentment to replicate old dramas and acknowledge that you cannot change the past"
"Examine how your resentment may come from mentally confusing people in your present life with people in your past"
"Acknowledge that you cannot control those who have rejected you"
Stop yourself from ruminating in the pain by thinking of something else
"Forgive when you can"
Ruane believes that the 12 step program for addicts can be incredibly beneficial when applied properly, but she condenses it into four steps. It is not an easy process and one that takes time, but it is proven to help people move on and let go.
Step One: "Make a list of all the people you have resentments towards… Include ANYTHING that gives you an automatic negative feeling… nothing is too trivial or too small."
Step Two: "Next to the person's name; write what they did to cause you to resent them. The reason for the resentment doesn't have to "make sense"—it just has to be honest."
Step Three: "Now you write what part of your life each resentment affects… [such as] your self-esteem or confidence. The point is to become acutely aware of the specific ways that the resentment is impacting your identity, and your ability to feel safe, secure, and loved."
Step Four: "Next to the reason, or cause for resentment, you are going to write down your part. This is how YOU have contributed to the problem."
Alex Lickerman, MD, assistant vice president for student health and counseling services at the University of Chicago, wants people to know, "Even if the insult was meant in a personal way, cruelty is never about the victim's shortcomings but rather the abuser's." So, when someone has hurt you, it's important to understand that it often has nothing to do with you. The most important thing you can do for the other person, and especially for yourself, is to forgive and let go. You might even need to forgive yourself.
Living With Resentment
How to Really Let Go of Resentment
Let Go of Resentment in Your Relationships
How to Release and Prevent Resentment
Hmsies November 11, 2014 at 7:05 AM
This is a truly fantastic article! We all feel resentment towards others sometimes. But realising that "cruelty is never about the victim's shortcomings but rather the abuser's" is definitely something which rings true. Mostly people who hurt you have problems with themselves and they are the ones who are really hurting so understanding that before taking everything to heart really helps the healing/forgiveness process.
A fantastic approach to dealing with this issue - thanks again!

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Lutz, Wolfgang. 2017. Global Sustainable Development priorities 500 y after Luther: Sola schola et sanitate. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). 114 (27), 6904-6913.
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journal = {Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)},
abstract = {Martin Luther succinctly summarized his theology in sola statements, such as sola scriptura, viewing the Bible (scriptura) as the only valid source of information about God rather than what he viewed as the extraneous, corrupting church doctrine of the time. As a secular side effect of this focus on individual reading skills, the Protestant territories were the first to acquire high literacy rates, which subsequently fostered health, economic growth, and good governance. Here I argue that a similar priority focus on empowerment of all segments of all populations through education and health (sola schola et sanitate) is needed today for sustainable development. According to decades of research, education and health are essential prerequisites for ending poverty and hunger, for improving institutions and participation in society, for voluntary fertility declines and ending world population growth, for changing behavior and adoption of new and clean technologies, and for enhancing adaptive capacity to already unavoidable climate change. This approach avoids paternalistic imposition of development policies by focusing external aid on enabling people to help themselves, their families, and communities. Prioritizing education and health also helps move more industrialized, aging societies from a focus on material consumption to one on quality of life. Sola schola et sanitate suggests that well-being will increasingly be based on health, continued mental stimulation, and consumption of cultural products, rather than fossil fuels and materials. Thus, cognition—or brain power—can be viewed as the zero-emissions energy for sustainable development. },
Martin Luther succinctly summarized his theology in sola statements, such as sola scriptura, viewing the Bible (scriptura) as the only valid source of information about God rather than what he viewed as the extraneous, corrupting church doctrine of the time. As a secular side effect of this focus on individual reading skills, the Protestant territories were the first to acquire high literacy rates, which subsequently fostered health, economic growth, and good governance. Here I argue that a similar priority focus on empowerment of all segments of all populations through education and health (sola schola et sanitate) is needed today for sustainable development. According to decades of research, education and health are essential prerequisites for ending poverty and hunger, for improving institutions and participation in society, for voluntary fertility declines and ending world population growth, for changing behavior and adoption of new and clean technologies, and for enhancing adaptive capacity to already unavoidable climate change. This approach avoids paternalistic imposition of development policies by focusing external aid on enabling people to help themselves, their families, and communities. Prioritizing education and health also helps move more industrialized, aging societies from a focus on material consumption to one on quality of life. Sola schola et sanitate suggests that well-being will increasingly be based on health, continued mental stimulation, and consumption of cultural products, rather than fossil fuels and materials. Thus, cognition—or brain power—can be viewed as the zero-emissions energy for sustainable development.
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Q: Prediction using ID3 algorithm,Accord.Net framework I am using following code to find the expected sales for a given item when changing its price,discount, and advertisement on item. This is implemented using ID3 algorithm using Accord.Net libraries.
namespace PnredictionSales
{
public partial class WebForm1 : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        DataTable data = new DataTable("Sales prediction Example");

        data.Columns.Add("RowKey");
        data.Columns.Add("Brand");
        data.Columns.Add("PriceRange");
        data.Columns.Add("Discount");
        data.Columns.Add("Advertisement");
        data.Columns.Add("ExpSales");

        //  data.Columns.Add("Wind");
        //  data.Columns.Add("PlayTennis");

        data.Rows.Add("D1", "Highland", "R1", "yes", "No", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D2", "Highland", "R1", "yes", "yes", "C");
        data.Rows.Add("D3", "Anchor", "R1", "yes", "No", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D4", "Flora", "R2", "yes", "No", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D5", "Flora", "R3", "No", "No", "A");
        data.Rows.Add("D6", "Flora", "R3", "No", "yes", "A");
        data.Rows.Add("D7", "Anchor", "R3", "No", "yes", "A");
        data.Rows.Add("D8", "Highland", "R2", "yes", "No", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D9", "Highland", "R3", "No", "No", "A");
        data.Rows.Add("D10", "Flora", "R2", "No", "No", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D11", "Highland", "R2", "No", "yes", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D12", "Anchor", "R2", "yes", "yes", "A");
        data.Rows.Add("D13", "Anchor", "R1", "No", "No", "B");
        data.Rows.Add("D14", "Flora", "R2", "yes", "yes", "A");

        Codification codebook = new Codification(data);

        DecisionVariable[] attributes =
        {
            new DecisionVariable("Brand", 3),  new DecisionVariable("PriceRange",3),
            new DecisionVariable("Discount",2),new DecisionVariable("Advertisement",2)
        };

        int classCount=3; // 2 possible output values for playing tennis: yes or no

        DecisionTree tree = new DecisionTree(attributes, classCount);

        // Create a new instance of the ID3 algorithm
        ID3Learning id3learning = new ID3Learning(tree);

        // Translate our training data into integer symbols using our codebook:
        DataTable symbols = codebook.Apply(data);
        int[][] inputs = symbols.ToIntArray("Brand", "PriceRange","Discount","Advertisement");
        int[] outputs = symbols.ToIntArray("ExpSales").GetColumn(0);

        // Learn the training instances!

        id3learning.Run(inputs, outputs);
        int[] query = codebook.Translate("Flora","R1","yes","No");

        int output = tree.Compute(query.ToDouble());

        string answer = codebook.Translate("ExpSales", output); // answer will be "No".
        Label1.Text = answer;
    }
}

and my question is:
When I put any string values to int[] query = codebook.Translate("fff","eee","ffg","qqq"); it gives me an output. I want to what is the reason for this? Is my approach wrong?
Also I want to know what is the minimum requirement of organizing data in datatable in order to get an accurate result.

A: I tried running your code - but I got an exception rather than any output. Looking at it I think the problem is that when you create the Codification you don't specify which columns to include, so it includes the RowKey column and then nothing lines up. Instead create the Codification with :
Codification codebook = new Codification(data, "Brand", "PriceRange", "Discount", "Advertisement", "ExpSales");

and it then seems to work.
When I try your example of int[] query = codebook.Translate("fff","eee","ffg","qqq"); again I just get an exception (because those values weren't present) - so I think you must have an exception handler hiding these problems from you.
In terms of the minimum data to get accurate results - it really depends how complex the data is and how much noise it contains. You need to train the model against one set of data and then test its accuracy against a completely different set of data in order to measure if its working.

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Pueblo County Code - Title 16 - Submission and Review of Final Plat
16.16.010 Submission.
A. The final plat may only be submitted for all or a portion of an area within an approved preliminary plan to which it must conform. The final plat shall be submitted by the subdivider at a regular meeting of the Board.
B. Final plats shall be submitted for approval within eighteen (18) months of the date a preliminary plan has been approved by the Board. No final plat submission will be accepted which has exceeded this time lapse period. An extension of time may be granted by the Board upon written request of the subdivider. Any plat submitted for which preliminary plan approval has been given in excess of eighteen (18) months previous and for which no time extension has been granted shall be considered by the Commission as a new preliminary plan. The final plat shall also contain the refinements required in Section 16.28.020(H).
C. A receipt shall be issued to the subdivider for the final plat submission.
D. The Board shall turn all final plat materials over to the Planning Commission.
16.16.020 Planning Commission review.
A. The Planning Commission shall review the final plat submission for completeness pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 16.28.020 and for conformity to the approved preliminary plan and any conditions upon which such approval may have been made.
B. The Planning Commission shall deliver its comments, suggestions and recommendations regarding the final plat to the Board and to the subdivider.
16.16.030 Board review.
A. After recommendation by the Planning Commission, the subdivider or his agent shall appear at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board to request review of the final plat. Failure of the Board to act on the application within thirty-five (35) days of such request shall be deemed a favorable approval of the final plat and a certificate shall be issued immediately thereafter to that effect.
B. If the Board determines that the final plat submission complies with the applicable requirements of these regulations, they shall endorse on the plat as follows:
COMMISSIONERS' CERTIFICATE
This plat approved and dedications accepted this ______ day of (month), 20__, A.D. by the Board of County Commissioners, Pueblo County, Colorado. This approval does not guarantee that the size, soil conditions, subsurface geology, ground water conditions, or flooding conditions of any specific lot shown hereon are such that a building permit, well permit, or sewage disposal permit will be issued. This approval is with the understanding that all expenses involving required improvements as set forth in the subdivision improvements agreement as recorded in book ___ page ___ of the Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder's Office shall be the responsibility of the subdivider and not the County of Pueblo.
ATTEST: _________________________ ________________________
CLERK OF BOARD CHAIRMAN
(SEAL)
C. Every final plat shall contain the following applicable certificates and notices which may be modified to suit special circumstances. Where the type of road or other conditions warrant, the "certification," "dedication" and "notice" statements shall be modified accordingly and shall be subject to approval by the County. Final plats may be subject to a plat note related to the Global Positioning System (refer to Chapter 16.68).
PLANNING COMMISSION CERTIFICATE
Reviewed the ___ day of (month), 20__, County Planning Commission, Pueblo County, Colorado.
(signature)_________
CLERK AND RECORDER'S CERTIFICATE
STATE OF COLORADO)
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COUNTY OF PUEBLO )
I hereby certify that this instrument was filed for record at o'clock __.M. _______, 20__, and duly recorded in Book _____ Page _____.
By________________
Fee_______________
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That ____(name)____, a Colorado Corporation, is the owner of that real property situated in Pueblo County, Colorado, and lying within the exterior of (subdivision name). That it has caused said real property to be laid out and surveyed as (subdivision name), a subdivision in the County of Pueblo, State of Colorado, and does hereby accept the responsibility for the completion of required improvements and does hereby dedicate and set apart all of the roads and other public improvements and places as shown on the accompanying plat to the use of the public forever, and does hereby dedicate those portions of said real property which are indicated as easements on the accompanying plat as easements for the purpose shown hereon, and does hereby grant the right to install and maintain necessary structures to the entity responsible for providing the services for which the easements are established.
In witness whereof ___(corporation_name)___ has caused its name to be hereunto subscribed by its president and its corporate seal to be affixed, attested by its secretary, this ______ day of (month), A.D. 20___.
ATTEST: (secretary's signature) (corporation name)_____
(president's signature)__
PLAT STATEMENT
FOR VALUE RECEIVED, the undersigned consents to the subdivision of the land shown on this ___*___ Plat, joins in the dedication of all streets, easement, rights-of-way and access restrictions shown hereon, and subordinates its interest in the property described in this ___*___ Plat to any Subdivision Improvements Agreement between the Subdivider and the County of Pueblo executed in conjunction therewith.
Signed the _____ day of ________________, 20____.
Name Title
Name of Institution with Interest
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by _____________________ this _____ day of ____________, 20____.
My Commission expires:_________________
*insert subdivision's name (e.g., Porcupine Estates, 2nd Filing), exemption number (e.g., Subdivision Exemption No. 2002-001), or lot line rearrangement and number (e.g., Lot Line Rearrangement No. 2002-001).
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ______ day of (month), A.D. 20___, by (president's name) as President and (secretary's name) as Secretary of (corporation name), a Colorado Corporation.
Witness my hand and official seal.
My commission expires:_____________
(notary's_name)_________
Notice is hereby given that acceptance of this platted subdivision by the County of Pueblo does not constitute an acceptance of the roads and other improvements for maintenance by Pueblo County.
Until such roads and other improvements meet Pueblo County requirements and are specifically accepted by Resolution of the Board of County Commissioners and such Resolution is recorded with the Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder, the maintenance, construction, and all other matters pertaining to or affecting said roads and other improvements and rights-of-way are the sole responsibility of the owners of the land within this subdivision.
SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE
I, (surveyor's name), a professional land surveyor registered in the State of Colorado, hereby certify to the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Pueblo and to (subdivider's name) that a survey of the above-described premises was performed by me or under my direct responsibility, supervision, and checking on _________, 20__; that this plat of (subdivision name) complies with the minimum standards for Land Surveys and Plats as set forth in Section 38-51-106 et seq., C.R.S. 1994 (as amended).
(surveyor's_signature)_____
Professional Land Surveyor
(surveyor's name)________
Lic. # __________________
(surveyor's seal shall appear with
this certificate)
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Q: How to use date in PDI in MongoDB input step? I am using mongoDB input step in my transformation and the query i am using is not working. On mongoplayground and compass the query works fine, however the exact same query on kettle gives the following error
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - file:///home/stqa/Documents/PDI Transformations/Allticket.ktr : Allticket - Dispatching started for transformation [file:///home/stqa/Documents/PDI Transformations/Allticket.ktr : Allticket]
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - Normal authentication for user admin
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - Configuring connection with read preference: primary
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - No read preference tag sets defined
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - Configuring connection with write concern - w = 1, wTimeout = 0, journaled = false
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2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - ERROR (version 9.1.0.0-324, build 9.1.0.0-324 from 2020-09-07 05.09.05 by buildguy) : org.pentaho.di.core.exception.KettleException:
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - com.mongodb.util.JSONParseException:
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - {$match: { ticket_date : { $gte : new Date("2020-11-26")}}}
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2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 -
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - {$match: { ticket_date : { $gte : new Date("2020-11-26")}}}
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2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 -  at org.pentaho.di.trans.steps.mongodbinput.MongoDbInput.processRow(MongoDbInput.java:137)
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2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - Caused by: com.mongodb.util.JSONParseException:
2020/11/26 11:41:10 - Get Data.0 - {$match: { ticket_date : { $gte : new Date("2020-11-26")}}}
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This error comes when i add the date match condition.I have tried new Date, ISOdate, encasing date in quotes, putting the match condition at different locations in the aggregate query etc. nothing is working
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  {
    $addFields: {
      content: {
        $cond: [
          {
            $eq: [
              {
                $type: "$content"
              },
              "array"
            ]
          },
          {
            $trim: {
              input: {
                $reduce: {
                  input: "$content",
                  initialValue: "",
                  in: {
                    $concat: [
                      "$$value",
                      " ",
                      "$$this"
                    ]
                  }
                }
              }
            }
          },
          "$content"
        ]
      }
    }
  },
  {
    $project: {
      heading: 1,
      content: 1,
      source: 1,
      ticket_date: 1,
      lang: 1
    }
  },
  {
    $match: {
      ticket_date: {
        $gte: new Date("2020-11-24")
      }
    }
  }
])

A: The Date class isn't valid JSON. Use a date string instead.
$match:
             { "ticket_date" : { $gte : { $date : "2020-12-24T15;15:15.000Z" }}}


This research explores the politics of development on the East Cape of Baja California Sur, Mexico. Based upon twelve months of ethnographic research and participant observation, primarily in the coastal community of Cabo Pulmo, the researcher investigates and documents how local residents respond to the social and political implications of impending mass tourism development in the region. Rising land values, real estate speculation, and intensifying conflicts over land ownership were some of the earliest symptoms of this process. The central argument is that social conflicts over development are often based in deeper, fundamental political struggles over land—and the ability to participate in the development process itself. This represents an important contribution to our understanding of the political and social dynamics of development, which, in the literature, are often framed in abstract terms of debate that remain highly detached from the lived realities of the people who stand to lose the most if development goes awry. Using the concepts of value, development, community, and sustainability as theoretical starting points, this research argues that conflicts over development should be seen as struggles for inclusion and participation above all else. Ultimately, the conclusion of this research is that conflicts over ownership of and access to land continue to impede alternative forms of development that seek to avoid the negative social, political, and economic consequences of traditional mass tourism models.
Anderson, Ryan B., "THE VALUE OF A PLACE: DEVELOPMENT POLITICS ON THE EAST CAPE OF BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO" (2014). Theses and Dissertations--Anthropology. 15.


The Hong Kong Member Advisory Board (HK MAB) comprises experienced members of the Hong Kong insurance and finance industry who provide guidance and support to the Institute on matters affecting the industry in the region.
Dr. Tony Lee has over 15 years of experience in the Banking and Insurance Industry specializing in strategic management, business development, risk underwriting, insurance broking, global insurance placement, reinsurance placement, enterprise safety management, corporate training, financial planning, human resources consulting and employee benefits consulting.
Tony has a Doctor of Philosophy Degree from Tarlac State University, a Master of Laws Degree from The University of Wolverhampton, a Master of Business Administration Degree from Charles Sturt University, a Post Graduate Certificate in Education from The Open University of Hong Kong, a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from University of Lincoln and a Professional Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health from Hong Kong Baptist University. He is currently a Part-Time Lecturer of The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Vocational Training Council.
Patrick is the Director & General Manager of Nova Risk Services Holdings Ltd and also Director & General Manager of Nova Insurance Consultants Ltd, a subsidiary of FSE Holdings Limited and a leading conglomerate in the services industry in Hong Kong with over 15,000 employees. He is responsible for managing Nova's operations in Hong Kong, Macau, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
He started his career in the insurance industry after graduating from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1987. He first joined the insurance broking arm of the Swire Group as an Executive Trainee and had moved to General Manager in charge of retail broking and its China operations by the time he left the company. Apart from spending more than 25 years in broking, Patrick also gained Bancassurance experience whilst working at Standard Chartered Bank with global responsibilities. His specialized areas include construction, property, aviation insurance and China having been servicing clients with investments there since 1990.
Patrick was elected President of the Hong Kong Insurers Club for 2010/11 and during the period of May 2012 to November 2014 he was Chairman of the Hong Kong Confederation of Insurance Brokers which is an approved body to implement self-regulation of insurance brokers in Hong Kong with over 250 members. Patrick also sits on the Global Board of Directors of BrokersLink, one of the largest groups of independent insurance brokerage firms in the World with a presence in over 80 countries managing an annual premium of over US$15 billion.
Francis Ching worked in the construction industry for a number of years before joining McLarens in 1985. Because of his background he has specialised in engineering losses and in his over 29 years with the company he has worked mainly as an engineering loss adjuster, dealing with all types of building and civil engineering claims, plant claims, machinery breakdown and contractors liability claims.
Francis has been involved in our major CAR/EAR claims, nominated accounts and various private and public housing projects. He has also been involved in CAR/EAR claims in China including Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Hainan and Yingde, Bangladesh and Macau, where he completed a HKD64 million fire claim in 2007.
Francis is responsible to look after several nominated accounts, including a general building contractors group, a civil works / engineering works group and an employer arranged Contractors All Risks Insurance programme. In addition, Francis has also managed a contractor claims fund since 2002.
Francis is an Associate Director based in our Hong Kong head office. He is a holder of Diploma in Financial Services (Loss Adjusting) and an Associate of the Australasian Institute of Chartered Loss Adjusters. He continued his studies in the University of Hong Kong School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU Space). He awarded Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Financial Services by Napier University in 2007. He is also qualified by CIRC as a licenced loss adjuster in Mainland China.
Eddy Lau graduated from Hong Kong Polytechnic in Business Studies - Insurance and has also obtained a L.L.M.(Chinese & Comparative Law) and a M.A. (Arbitration and Dispute Resolution) from City University; a L.L.M.(Chinese Law) from Renmin University of China. Before joining the Vocational Training Council (VTC) in 1994.
He is a fellow of both the Chartered Insurance Institute and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, has spent over 10 years in the insurance industry, with experience in underwriting and claims in all classes of general insurances. His background also includes seven years in the Loss Adjusting field.
In PEAK, VTC, he is responsible for development and portfolio management of training and consultancy project and also to organize and deliver insurance units for the Master and Diploma courses. He is an accredited mediator and the author of a Chinese book "Hong Kong and Chinese Insurance Law" and has published various insurance articles in local and international magazines (in Chinese or English).
Detloff studied law and medicine in Germany and Switzerland graduating with a doctorate in medicine from the Technical University in Munich. He holds an MBA from Lingnan University, Hong Kong.
He worked at the German Heart Centre and the Hospital of the Ludwig-Maximilian's University in Munich.
Detloff joined Munich Reinsurance as a Medical Officer in 1989, before working as the Chief Underwriter Australasia in Munich Re's Sydney office from 1995 to 2003.
He then took on the position of Regional Chief Underwriter for American International Assurance (AIA), based in Hong Kong between 2003 and 2008.
In November 2008 Detloff joined General Reinsurance and is responsible for Life Underwriting and Claims across General Re's Asian business units. Since January 2012 he is the Chief Underwriter Life and Health for Swiss Re in Asia-Pacific.
He is a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF), Vice President and member of the Bureau of the International Committee for Insurance Medicine (ICLAM), a member of the American Academy of Insurance Medicine (AAIM), the Academy of Insurance Medicine in Asia (AIMA), the Australian Life Underwriters and Claims Association (ALUCA) and the Hong Kong Underwriting and Claims Association (HKUCA) and also on the Advisory Board of the American Board of Independent Medical Examiners (ABIME).
Sam Tsui specalises in litigation and arbitration work in shipping, personal injuries and insurance areas. On the shipping side, he specialises in charterparties and bills of lading disputes, marine casualties and crew personal injuries, freight forwarding and terminal liabilities, all aspects of P&I and FD&D Club work and international trade disputes. For personal injuries matters, he advises extensively on employees? compensation and its related common law claims, motor accidents? third party liability claims and general personal injuries litigation ranging from minor injuries to fatal cases. He also specialises in matters relating to general insurance, marine insurance and life insurance, including insurance policy disputes, subrogated and liability claims, and insurance policy drafting and review.
He is currently a partner and the founder of Tsui & Co. Prior to qualifying as a Solicitor in Hong Kong and England & Wales, he worked in the insurance industry.
Mr. Wong graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and other overseas universities, holding Master Degrees both in Law and in Business Administration, Bachelor Degree in Business Administration as well as a Graduate Diploma in Insurance, respectively. He has been qualified as Fellow of Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance. Since June, 2012, he has also been appointed to be the member of the Hong Kong Advisory Board.
He has over 25 years of practical experience in general insurance, and had worked in various capacities like strategic planning, underwriting, claims, reinsurance, product development, technical training, legal compliance and information technology in a number of leading composite insurers and insurance broking organizations, both in Hong Kong and China.
Since the 1970s, Feature has held senior positions in various international insurance and reinsurance companies across Hong Kong and Singapore. He is well experienced in technical aspects of underwriting and claims.
His business network extends up to South East Asia and includes Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia.
Two years ago he retired from a regional insurance broker company and is now the director of PSC Risk Consultants Ltd, a Hong Kong subsidiary for PSC Insurance Group — a top range Australian insurance brokers group.


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Home » Building Products: From Innovation to Adoption
Photo courtesy of Georgia-Pacific Gypsum.
KEYWORDS barrier system / building envelope solutions / Cladding
A cup of coffee. Can't imagine life without it right? According to Calestous Juma, professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, initially people made claims that it could make you sterile or cause you to fall into a hysterical state.1 The opposition to changing your regular 'bevi' to this new concoction, first notably relied upon by imams who needed to stay alert to call for prayers, was formidable2.
Professor Juma posits that many people oppose an innovation even when adopting it is in their own best interest.3 That resistance knows no time boundaries. In 1877, builders in Harrodsburg, Kentucky completed the first cantilever bridge carrying the Cincinnati Southern, the first operational railroad in the U.S. across the Kentucky River. It was originally built without reinforced concrete which didn't come on the scene until 18894. It took until 1904 for the first skyscraper to be built with it.5 Glad the early adopters won?
Building Envelope Advances Beckon
Even if something benefits us we resist its adoption in favor of something that benefits us less. In building design and construction, hanging on to the status quo is a case in point. But advances like the ones to follow, are becoming catalysts for even the most entrenched, because the benefits are so compelling.
In the building envelope, the time soaking process of applying a separate weather and air barrier is giving way to integrated sheathing — combining the sheathing and the WRB-AB together. Architect Ryan Lutz, of Mason Dale Architects P.C., was the architect on the Greeley City Center project. "Early in the design, we were approached by our drywall contractor, Phase 2 Company Inc., with an idea on how we could save money on our WRB-AB installation." Not having to install a separate WRB-AB saves money by saving time. "We researched the DensElement Barrier System and quickly determined that it could provide cost savings over traditional WRB-ABs."
Using the barrier system removed common installation challenges. "The PROSOCO R-Guard FastFlash is definitely easier to use in cold weather," Lutz pointed out. "Even when it was in the 40s here, it was easier to install the PROSOCO R-Guard FastFlash than on a warm, 70-degree day."
Andrew Kryzsiekd, Zervas Group Architects, appreciated the time-savings this innovative integrated sheathing provided on the Puget Sound Energy Service Center in Bellingham, Wash. "In the original project schedule, 15 days were allocated to install DensGlass and a water-resistant barrier by two installers. The barrier system was installed in 10 days with just one installer."
When you're building a residence off the grid in rural North Carolina, you have unique moisture, fire and energy requirements. Just ask Chris Laumer-Giddens, Architect, LG Squared Inc. "The barrier system has three of four major control layers that we look for in a building assembly, and that's water, air, and vapor. With the combination of that and FastFlash from PROSOCO, which is a liquid flashing, at the joints and the seams and all the corners and penetrations, it becomes one continuous and integrated system."
A Renewed Focus on Fresh Air
The new Bloomberg LLP European headquarters in London embraced the future of applied sustainable development with intriguing innovation. "One of the key objectives was for it to be an exemplar of sustainability in every aspect of its design and operation," says Michael Jones, a senior partner and project architect at Foster + Partners, who designed the facility.6
Among other impressive attributes, the building boasts a breathable façade. Bronze fins have panels on the face of the fins that open. When the outdoor temperature reaches a defined threshold, the panels open allowing fresh air from the outside inside. At the same time, the interior of the fins contain an acoustic lining which tempers city noise helping manage the influence of exterior sound on interior spaces. This innovation counters the issue open windows have caused in the past in noisy city environments7.
Change Your Space with Your Voice
Advances in interior space design are enabling small urban spaces to become what residents need when they need them. Ori Systems uses modular robotics controlled with a customizable application to transform spaces based on needs. Imagine telling your Ori Systems to change your room configuration into the "Lounge" setting. The robots go to work and hide your bed, condensing your 'bedroom' space and expanding your 'living room' space to get you ready for the party you're hosting. With its Android and Apple apps, you can do it from anywhere.
"Urbanization is unstoppable. Cities are growing by leaps and bounds, so we better come up with new solutions to make them smarter, because that's where people work and where they want to live," said Hasier Larrea, the chief executive and brains behind Ori. "We have to rethink how we fit more people in, and how we organize the spaces they live and work in."8
And, Ori Systems integrates with third party smart home ecosystems, like Alexa, so all you have to do is say you want to hit the rack and boom, your bed appears.
1. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2016/07/21/humans-once-opposed-coffee-and-refrigeration-heres-why-we-often-hate-new-stuff/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.52fd021f13e3
4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Lindenthal
5. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingalls_Building
6. https://www.curbed.com/2017/10/18/16496990/bloomberg-london-office-sustainable-design
7. https://www.fosterandpartners.com/news/archive/2017/10/bloomberg-s-new-european-headquarters-launched-in-the-city-of-london/
8. https://www.washingtonpost.com/realestate/turn-a-bedroom-into-a-living-room-at-the-touch-of-a-button/2017/12/04/8f3713d0-c619-11e7-aae0-cb18a8c29c65_story.html?utm_term=.1ac3e165e674
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You can find highly motivated clients because they are seeking you out.
You will be seen as an expert because they found YOU.
You can get traffic and clients for years to come based on efforts you do once (with some updates to keep it fresh).
A completed website. Telling people to hire you simply won't be enough. You'll need to have a website up that sells people on your services and why they should hire you. You need to stand out from the crowd and relay that you know your stuff. Take the time and effort to put together a great website to present to potential clients. If you don't know how to build your own website, then take a course or hire someone to build it for you… it's that important.
A client process. What if you find someone who wants to hire you? Do you know what to do next? Make sure you plan out a process of how you will accept and retain clients once they are interested in your services. It would be a very good idea to write this process out to hand over to your new clients so they know exactly what to expect as they start working with you (clients love that).
A great business card – I know this is pretty obvious but have you checked your cards lately? Are they up to date? Do they best reflect your services? Would a total newbie to virtual assistance understand what you do?
An opening dialogue – I personally don't like the 'elevator speech' thing but I do think it's important to know what you're going to say when someone asks you what you do for a living. Preparing ahead of time is great but sometimes you just need to test this out until you hit the right thing. If you say your dialogue and your listener's eyes glaze over it's time to try something else. Keep track and pick the best.


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April 3, 2020 Update from Superintendent
Dear students, staff, parents and communities,
On Thursday, April 2, our Governor implemented a "Stay at Home" order that extends through the month of April. We, of course, will comply with this order but that will mean RSU 38 schools will be closed until Monday, May 4th. Governor Mills also sent out guidance around essential personnel, which we will also comply with moving forward. It is important to note that our district has the majority of our staff working remotely. However, there will be small spaces of time where staff will be in the building which will include administrators, directors, managers, custodial, food service, and technology staff. Please note that these people will be following all guidelines around health safety while in the buildings, however in general the buildings are closed until further notice. Students, staff or parents that have a need for items still in the building please contact the building administrator who will make arrangements with you for curbside pickup or another mutually agreed upon method of delivery.
We are pleased to announce that Maranacook Community High School has been added as an official meal pick up site and it will begin operation open Monday, April 6. (Mount Vernon Elementary School will continue to remain a meal pick up site.) Meals can be picked up between 7 and 9 am on Monday and Wednesday. This site can be accessed by All of our communities: Manchester, Readfield, Mount Vernon or Wayne as well as Fayette. We are now able to help students and families that may not be able to get to the sites for pick up. If you or someone you know needs a meal but can not pick it up please contact a building administrator and we will work with you to deliver the meals.
Finally, the first week of remote has wrapped up and I am particularly proud of the efforts of our teaching staff during this time! I have heard many stories across all levels about it being a positive start. Remote learning facilitated students and teaching staff an opportunity to reconnect and provided a level of normalcy in these very uncertain times. I want to encourage you to reach out with suggestions and feedback as you navigate remote learning. We only ask students, teachers, and parents to do what works best for you during this time. We are here for you now, and will be here for you when this all ends, our commitment to being a caring school community means more now than ever. We are in this together and we are all Black Bears!
Manchester, ME 04351
Abbie Hartford, Principal
Email: Abbie_Hartford@maranacook.com


Here in Portland, Oregon, we've been something of a test lab for mass transit. Our city council, long ago (starting under then Mayor Neil Goldschmidt), threw itself wide open to federal planning experts who wished to use Portland as the template for solutions to the energy crisis of the 70s. That crisis, of course, morphed into the global warming crisis, but the goals were the same - to convince ordinary Americans that their future, and the future of all mankind, came via a trip by bus or train, not in their own car. And here in Portlandia, we've been all too eager to continue the experiments, despite overwhelming evidence that the experiments long ago failed, and that the billions upon billions of taxpayer dollars poured down this rat hole have been a massive waste.
It is now abundantly obvious that mass transit will never be the solution to global warming, fuel consumption, the ozone hole, sprawl or any other man-made disasters.
The Department of Transportation has used as incentives lower transit prices (even free transit), higher parking charges, higher bridge tolls, more attractive buses, more convenient schedules. It has also experimented with every conceivable kind of new technology. None of these innovations attracted a significant number of people away from cars.
Each transit innovation—from sophisticated, computerized heavy rail to light rail to people-movers—was to be the solution. The latest idea is a bus that lowers its body when it approaches a curb to make it easier for passengers boarding—the so-called "kneeling" bus.
The auto has easily resisted all these challengers because, from the point of view of its users, it is a greatly superior form of transportation: it takes people where and when they want to go and by the fastest, most direct route. It does cost the user more than transit but, given our high level of income, almost everyone can afford one. Except for a few situations, involving very high density cities or very long distance commuters, it is economically impossible to produce any form of public transportation that will be capable of luring a significant number of people out of cars.
Lave goes on to point out that in 1979, public transportation accounted for 3% of all passenger trips. Of course, the federal and local planners made it their goal to increase ridership and reduce the number of trips by automobile. While automobile trips have decreased in that time, that decrease has been modest at best - even with skyrocketing gas prices. And transit use is hardly making up the difference. According to the US Census Bureau, in Portland by the year 2000, an average of less than 7% of citizens reported using mass transit "on a regular basis" to commute to work.
Despite significant investments in transit and bike systems, the overall number of trips taken in automobiles in the Portland metro area has barely decreased in the past two decades, according to a new transportation study.
Whether it's the daily work commute or a quick dash to the supermarket, people choose to drive about 84 percent of the time, the Metro household survey shows. That's a downward shift of just 3.6 percent since 1994, the last time the regional government conducted a comprehensive survey of household travel patterns.
Certainly, the portrait of Portland area travelers contains signs of progress on so-called "active transportation" planning that aims to get people out of their cars.
Based on demographically weighted estimates from the survey of 6,450 households in Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Clark Counties, the share of workers commuting by TriMet and C-Tran has nearly doubled to 11 percent in the past 18 years.
However, in the Oregon suburbs, the transit-ridership numbers aren't as impressive, with only 4.2 percent of residents choosing TriMet compared to 2 percent in the last study [conducted in 1994]. Clark County's residents have an even smaller transit mode share: 1.4 percent.
Charles Lave pointed out what he called the "law of large proportions": "the biggest components matter most." This means that, since 98 percent of urban motorized travel is by automobile, focusing on the other 2 percent is a complete waste.
Transit agencies that buy hybrid-electric buses, build rail lines, or do other things to be "green" are wasting taxpayers' money. If we really want to be green, we need to focus on making the 98 percent greener, which we are already doing. Cars may not be greener than transit today, but they aren't browner either. However, by 2025 or so, cars will be far more energy efficient, which transit is not likely to improve as much–indeed, transit uses far more energy per passenger mile today than it did 40 years ago. In all probability, in a little more than a decade, we won't have to stop pretending that cars are greener because it will be true.
The point is clear. If mass transit is going to be greener than the automobile, it will have to average far higher ridership than it ever has before. The only way this has ever been accomplished is by some method of forcibly removing individuals from their overwhelming preference for transportation. Even then, the amount of fuel consumed per trip, or carbon released per passenger per trip, or whatever measure you wish to use has barely competed with the automobile in terms of consumption per individual per trip. Whether that's in New York City or Portland, Oregon, that method is to make the commute so onerous, difficult and/or expensive that people make the conscious choice that public transportation is more convenient. Unsuccessful attempts were made for much of the 20th century to pursuade individuals to ditch the car.
We continue in the 21st century to pursue these fanciful goals, despite decades of failure as evidence to the contrary. If given a choice, the vast majority of individuals prefers to drive their own vehicle over sharing public transportation. Ironically, it turns out in this case that individual liberty - the freedom of personal mobility - is also the best thing to do for the greater good (if you believe in the theory of anthropogenic global warming). It's high time that our public policy reflected this preference in the form of making automobile travel more convenient and affordable, not less.
The argument is not correct, i.e., the system is not "greener" because not enough people will not avail of it.
Ultimately, public transport will dominate, but not because of environmental concerns. Rather, lack of resources, including peak oil, will lead to such.


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Q: Can I pass multiple controllers in $routeProvider.when() in angularJS? I tried searching for this on various threads, but I can't conclusively understand this.
test.config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider){
$routeProvider
    .when('/',
        {
            controller:'SimpleController1',
            templateUrl: 'partials/1.html'
        })
    .when('/xyz',
        {
            controller:'SimpleController1, SimpleController2',
            templateUrl:'partials/2.html'
        })
    .otherwise({ redirectTo: '/'});
}]);

I tried doing the above snippet, but it's not working. Can I do something like this? If yes, then what is it that I'm doing wrong here?

A: Only one controller is allowed and will be assigned to the loading template as the controller in ng-view.  No need to define ng-controller in the template for a main controller.
If you need to define multiple controllers I suggest you define one main/parent controller and use that in the routeProvider and then have others already in the template using the ng-controller directive.
or...
Check into using Angular UI's UI-Router : http://angular-ui.github.io/ which is a much more versatile router.


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He saw how people who struggle for these opportunities often lack financial stability, supportive family networks and access to contacts who can offer viable opportunities for career development.
Hopeful was set up with the aim at sharing the opportunities that had been afforded to Charlie. Hopeful is a platform for the creative talents of marginalised people and a place for them to be heard and seen by the rest of society.
After a year of running the company, a combination of the pressure to make Hopeful succeed, isolation resulting from working largely alone and the loss of a personal relationship caused Charlie to have a nervous breakdown and enter into an extended period of acute depression.
This very almost resulted in an end to the Hopeful journey but after accepting help from counselors, doctors, friends and family, Charlie found his drive for the Hopeful mission reignited.
He had seen first hand how quickly personal and professional pressures can lead you to debilitating mental health issues. Without a financially stable and emotionally supportive family, Charlie could easily have found himself as one of the people he set out to help.
This clear indication to how important those support networks can be, has driven Charlie further in his mission to share the benefits of his upbringing with other people. This is not just about money, this is about friendship, love, understanding and giving people genuine chances to express themselves, connect with our wider society and show their talents.
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SEC Halts Misappropriation and Fraudulent Securities Offering
On April 23, 2019, the SEC obtained an emergency asset freeze and temporary restraining order to halt an ongoing fraudulent securities offering by Eric Lyons, a Massachusetts resident, in an attempt to conceal his misappropriation from certain hedge funds Eric Lyons advised through his Massachusetts-based investment advisory businesses.
According to the SEC's complaint, from mid-2017 to the present, Eric Lyons and various investment adviser entities with the name Synchrony that Eric Lyons controlled engaged in a scheme to misappropriate assets from hedge funds Eric Lyons and these Synchrony adviser entities managed. The SEC alleges that Eric Lyons transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Synchrony hedge funds to Eric Lyons' personal bank accounts to pay for personal expenses, including frequent vacation travel, entertainment, rent, automobile lease payments, and other personal expenses. Further, the SEC alleges that Eric Lyons replaced some of the misappropriated money by engaging in a securities offering fraud, in which he obtained approximately $300,000 from an investor based on false and misleading statements about other potential large investors and a fabricated $100 million business valuation. In total, the SEC's complaint alleges that Eric Lyons and the Synchrony adviser entities raised approximately $700,000 from their misappropriation and securities offering fraud schemes.
The SEC's complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, charges Eric Lyons, Synchrony Capital GP, LLC, Synchrony Capital Group, and Synchrony Group, LLC with violating the antifraud provisions of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and Sections 206(1), 206(2), and 206(4) of the Investment Advisers Act and Rule 206(4)-8 thereunder. The Court entered an order granting a temporary restraining order, asset freeze, and other emergency and ancillary relief.
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The ASPM (Arbeitskreis Studium Populaerer Musik) and the University of Osnabrueck are inviting applications for participation in the first international summer school "Methods of Popular Music Analysis". The summer school will take place at the Institute of Musicology and Music Pedagogy in Osnabrueck, Germany, from Monday 12th to Friday 16th September 2011. The summer school is addressed to post graduates and Ph.D. students who are currently working on a research project that involves analytical approaches towards popular music. Seminars will concentrate on the discussion of problems and methods of the analysis and interpretation of popular music as music (i.e. e.g. melody, harmony, rhythm, sound, etc. in their social and cultural contexts). Lectures and workshops will introduce participants to a variety of methods and discuss their use. (More details on the programme of the summer school will appear on our website: www.aspm-online.de).
Lectures will be held by Prof. Dr. Anne Danielsen (University of Oslo), Prof. Dr. Walter Everett (University of Michigan), Prof. Dr. Allan Moore (University of Surrey), Dr. Simon Zagorski-Thomas (Thames Valley University, London), Dr. Ralf von Appen, Dr. André Doehring (University of Giessen), Dr. Dietmar Elflein (University of Braunschweig), Prof. Dr. Dietrich Helms (University of Osnabrueck).
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Biografia
Figlia di un soldato italiano e una donna somala, dopo aver frequentato il Piccolo Teatro diretto da Strehler, ha iniziato una lunga carriera come attrice e cantante, tra teatro, cinema e televisione.

Ha interpretato molte opere del compositore d'avanguardia italiano Luigi Nono, tra le quali A floresta e jovem e cheia de vida, Un volto del mare, Contrappunto dialettico alla mente e Y entonces Comprendió. Ha debuttato come attrice nel film I dannati della Terra, diretto da Valentino Orsini e in seguito ha recitato in alcuni B-movies verso la fine degli anni sessanta ed ottanta, mentre il suo ultimo ruolo è stato in una commedia diretta da Cristina Comencini. È stata anche presidente dell'Associazione donne immigrate africane (ADIA), organizzazione senza scopo di lucro al servizio delle donne immigrate africane in Italia.

Vita privata
È stata la seconda moglie di Achille Occhetto, al quale ha dato due figli: Massimiliano e Malcom (quest'ultimo deceduto per un infarto a Las Palmas de Gran Canaria il 23 ottobre 2022 a 54 anni).

Filmografia
 I dannati della Terra, regia di Valentino Orsini (1969)
 Il gatto selvaggio, regia di Andrea Frezza (1969)
 Macabro, regia di Lamberto Bava (1980)
 Occhio, malocchio, prezzemolo e finocchio, regia di Sergio Martino (1983)
 Matrimoni, regia di Cristina Comencini (1998)

Televisione
In televisione Elisa ha partecipato a quattro serie della rubrica pubblicitaria televisiva Carosello:
 nel 1963 pubblicizzando i frigoriferi Atlantic electric;
 nel 1964 e 1965 elettrodomestici e televisori per il medesimo sponsor;
 nel 1966 e 1967 elettrodomestici, frigoriferi e televisori della stessa casa produttrice.

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Collegamenti esterni

Italo-somali

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Can I undo it?

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I am setting my default orientation, in my player settings, to "Auto Rotate".
This works fine. The problem is that when you disable the "Auto-Rotate" in the system settings of an android device, the unity player doesn't care, and auto rotates the screen anyways.
This has been tested on 3 different devices, so it is not a single device problem. I have been trying to find a work around for this problem, and have failed to do so up to now.
Can anyone shed some light on this issue? Surely I cannot be the only one that has found this bug? Is there any way to disable the auto-rotate when the device has is explicitly disabled?
Nobody noticed this? Or nobody has an answer?
What version of Unity are you using? Tried a patch?
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I totally consider that a bug. If the user wants no auto-rotate, it shouldn't.
Hopefully Unity fixes this crazy bug soon, so we don't have to use workarounds like this in the future. From what I read, it is by design, which in my opinion is horrible design.
It's not really a bug. If an application requires landscape and can't run in portrait at all it will rotate to landscape, even when the rotation is locked. There's no way around this since you forced the rotation to the one you specified.
If you turn off auto rotate in the system settings of the device, all you tell the OS is to not rotate automatically when you tilt the device. Applications still can rotate the screen. However when the rotation is locked on the device it only allows necessary rotations (landscape -> portrait or portrait -> landscape).
Try any other android app that requires a certain orientation: For example minion rush or subway surfers which only works in portrait. They always rotate to portrait. What you can influence with auto rotate is if it is allowed to rotate it upside-down. I use my nexus7 upside down most the time. Minion rush of course forces portrait but it also rotates to the "normal" (non upside down) rotation. When you "lock" your rotation upside down it will stay since it's also a portrait rotation. Though the game works, things involving accelerometer input are reversed when playing upside down.
So if you force a certain orientation it will rotate to that rotation at least if it's a different orientation type.
Shipping a product with this behavior is going to piss some users off. I don't see this as a feature, it doesn't make sense to me.


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